Primis Protocol
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Primis Protocol
@primisprotocol
The pricing layer for compute

Notes from $PRIMIS segment w/@primisprotocol & @khouuba on @MCGlive 👇 @BagsApp Founder background: • Self-taught dev building Primis for ~3 years • Previously launched $BULLY, which went viral with 210M+ views and reached $260M ATH. Lots of learnings, feedback from Dolion covered during this segment. Product thesis: • Primis = pricing layer for compute • Routes AI workloads to the cheapest compute providers → acting as a marketplace for compute Market dynamics: • Compute prices driven by hyperscaler supply + exploding AI demand (labs, startups, agents) • PRIMIS vaults use SOL staking yield (~4%) to help stabilize compute pricing risk Early traction: • $324K ARR from 1-click deployed agents on Primis • 100K signups from earlier Dolion waitlist • Currently closed beta → broader beta opening in a few weeks Token mechanics: • Fees from the ecosystem help buy back token / support LP • Team exploring a deeper ownership model tied to the network.

Notes from $PRIMIS segment w/@primisprotocol & @khouuba on @MCGlive 👇 @BagsApp Founder background: • Self-taught dev building Primis for ~3 years • Previously launched $BULLY, which went viral with 210M+ views and reached $260M ATH. Lots of learnings, feedback from Dolion covered during this segment. Product thesis: • Primis = pricing layer for compute • Routes AI workloads to the cheapest compute providers → acting as a marketplace for compute Market dynamics: • Compute prices driven by hyperscaler supply + exploding AI demand (labs, startups, agents) • PRIMIS vaults use SOL staking yield (~4%) to help stabilize compute pricing risk Early traction: • $324K ARR from 1-click deployed agents on Primis • 100K signups from earlier Dolion waitlist • Currently closed beta → broader beta opening in a few weeks Token mechanics: • Fees from the ecosystem help buy back token / support LP • Team exploring a deeper ownership model tied to the network.

Notes from $PRIMIS segment w/@primisprotocol & @khouuba on @MCGlive 👇 @BagsApp Founder background: • Self-taught dev building Primis for ~3 years • Previously launched $BULLY, which went viral with 210M+ views and reached $260M ATH. Lots of learnings, feedback from Dolion covered during this segment. Product thesis: • Primis = pricing layer for compute • Routes AI workloads to the cheapest compute providers → acting as a marketplace for compute Market dynamics: • Compute prices driven by hyperscaler supply + exploding AI demand (labs, startups, agents) • PRIMIS vaults use SOL staking yield (~4%) to help stabilize compute pricing risk Early traction: • $324K ARR from 1-click deployed agents on Primis • 100K signups from earlier Dolion waitlist • Currently closed beta → broader beta opening in a few weeks Token mechanics: • Fees from the ecosystem help buy back token / support LP • Team exploring a deeper ownership model tied to the network.

Notes from $PRIMIS segment w/@primisprotocol & @khouuba on @MCGlive 👇 @BagsApp Founder background: • Self-taught dev building Primis for ~3 years • Previously launched $BULLY, which went viral with 210M+ views and reached $260M ATH. Lots of learnings, feedback from Dolion covered during this segment. Product thesis: • Primis = pricing layer for compute • Routes AI workloads to the cheapest compute providers → acting as a marketplace for compute Market dynamics: • Compute prices driven by hyperscaler supply + exploding AI demand (labs, startups, agents) • PRIMIS vaults use SOL staking yield (~4%) to help stabilize compute pricing risk Early traction: • $324K ARR from 1-click deployed agents on Primis • 100K signups from earlier Dolion waitlist • Currently closed beta → broader beta opening in a few weeks Token mechanics: • Fees from the ecosystem help buy back token / support LP • Team exploring a deeper ownership model tied to the network.


Everyone keeps saying: 'AI compute will get cheaper, so companies will just use more of it. Revenues won't collapse.' They're right, but it goes much further than that. The standard Jevons Paradox says: make a resource more efficient, and humans consume more of it. Coal engines got better. We burned even more coal. But here's what's different this time: Humans won't be the main consumers of compute. AI agents will. And AI agents aren't constrained by time, biology, or budget the way humans are. There could be billions of them. Trillions. So you get a recursive loop: Agents consume compute → compute gets cheaper → agents consume even more → compute gets cheaper still. No human psychology to slow it down. No biological limit. No weekend. The curve doesn't just steepen. It has nowhere to go but vertical. We have no framework for what comes next.

as i said some time ago : no more “soon we will do x, y and z” posts, instead only “we just shipped this, we just hit this milestone” posts so when i’m not on x, just know we’re working hard. that being said, get ready for this week many things happening for @primisprotocol primis mode


everyone is racing to build better models. bigger. faster. smarter. but models sit on top of something fragile: massive, long-term compute commitments. @DarioAmodei explained it clearly: if you commit to buying $5t worth of compute because you project a $1t revenue run rate… and you land at $800b instead, you don’t “slow down.” you go bankrupt. that’s the asymmetry. compute is committed upfront. revenue is probabilistic. that gap is the real bottleneck. it’s not about GPUs. it’s about balance sheet exposure. this is the structural risk companies like @OpenAI @AnthropicAI and more are navigating. and this is exactly the layer @primisprotocol is abstracting. separating compute consumption from price and capital risk. so builders scale on demand curves, not on debt curves. models innovate. capital underwrites volatility. infrastructure becomes predictable. that’s the trillion-dollar abstraction layer.

for those new to @primisprotocol, here’s what we’ve done until now : > building the pricing layer for compute. > launched a 1 click deploy 🦞 agents web app > beta for our capital providers > closed beta for the compute side > hit +$320k arr + 900 agents in less than a month > released the tokenomics for $PRIMIS > bought back 3.332% of the supply (~$20k) > launched a $PRIMIS treasury with an additional 2.89% of the supply > redirect 20% of our fees to the liquidity pools with @LiquidityApp



our first plan for when we win the $100,000 is to allocation towards community incentives and rewards. we will be using $30,000 for that immediately. our proposals : > buy back and lock $30,000 worth of $PRIMIS > buy back $15,000 worth of $PRIMIS and add it to liquidity pools ($15,000 $PRIMIS + $15,000 $SOL) > airdrop $30,000 to holders this is our initial proposals. more incentives and rewards will be planned later on. which one of these proposals would you like us to implement, or if you have another idea let us know? primis mode
